Red Storm

archeologist, I've always been interested in history, getting to experience it first hand would be amazing.

as late as I want. I don't especially have a limit.

*clears throat* okay, so the deal with imported horror movies vs. american horror movies, is many different countries have different standards for what is scary, but what we all fear most, is losing our humanity, England, for example has many horror movies take place in the city, because that's familiar, but the industrial revolution changed all that, orphans having to work their childhoods away, men and women thrown into debters prison, etc., but on our side of the world, we did all of our filthy immoral stuff on the outskirts of society, killing the native Americans, the horrors of slavery. werewolves, vampires, zombies, we fear them because they take our humanity. but movies today have sort of, trampled on those fears, what we fear now, is still inhumane beings, but we place those fears, with aliens, because in the back of our minds we fear that one day, everything, all of our technological progress will be stamped out by a force that is superior to us, it happened to the civilizations of south america, why not us? but that is fairly irrelevant for the conversation currently, the point I am trying to make is that while we may have the same standards for fear, we do not have the same ways of showing it, which is why without really, being in that country, it's not like judging, say the last James Bond movie, we have to look into the cultural background of the movie to see if by the standards of fear in their country, would it be scary? if we look there, it could be, or not. who knows. but going into like, a french horror movie with my personal knowledge, I would have to say, yeah, it's still pretty scary. I'm going to say, that imported movies are still dang good.

Sailor mooooooooooooooooooon!

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mwah! beautiful show! once again I thank Jim Henson for existing.

Time Travel is extremely possible, let's do it right now, alright? okay, just read this text for a moment and... There! you just did it! cool, right! but in all reality, time travel as we conceive it is very possible, time travel in the form of time dilation (as in, time moves more quickly here on earth, the more default speed, than while going at an extremely quick speed, or in space) but that's just for forward travel backwards would be the point where we run into issues. seeing as how the universe works, but I suppose if you could get around that issue then yes, you could go back and change the timeline, but the point is, what if you changed your own timeline? everyone assumes that if you murdered your father then you would never be born, causing you to never go back in time, creating a paradox, but yet you would still be there, which leads me to believe that you are not, in fact, altering YOUR timeline, you are altering another version of your timeline, creating an alternate universe, but that would be divulging from the main point and going into alternate universe theory.

Kirby will always be my man!

In my personal opinion, it was one of the most amazing miniseries that I have seen, and really the fact that it was a miniseries sort of complemented it better, mysteries were unraveled and characters were developed in long enough time not to be rushed and short enough time not to be drawn out and boring, I am absolutely IN LOVE with the Grimm fairy tale aesthetic that was the focal point for the show, it's ending was satisfying for me, I would have loved to see how the writers would have handled a longer series, but i'm glad it ended when it did

Savant, Hero From The Past http://youtu.be/rbU1ASsndVI